The Sun. — London, England, 1809-01-30 00:00:00

( r our :r . 44er3 are vuty WHIM WUI thew tba coustatitly onTheialirt wheri at 'sea. I live the honour to be, &c. (Sighed) G. CAMPBELL,. !PE. ()US ST/i7Lf ;! t,-s -'"`""' His Majesty'S Ship Tleagle, at Sea, SIR, January z 4. I beg leave to slate that last night i his Majesty's ,Ship under my command chased two of the ene- i . my's .Privateers, &Lath Foreland bearing about five leagues, the one, named Le Vengrur, of sixteen guns and forty-eight men, was captured ; but such ryas the temerity;of her Commander, (Cap tain Bourgnie), who was Wounded with another of Iris crew, that he did no t yi e ld until the Beagle ran bin) oil board; .the other , Vesseli the Grand Napo leon, i am -sorry to observe, mado her . escape ; they were both from Boulognes and had not:made any .captures, I have the honour to be, &c. • (Signed) F. NEWCOMBE. • To Commodore Owen,. lee . t 61,000 a :C2.91450 16.1° So that t he suroos tor the wlictle year:Maybe taken at.leau for four millions ;.'besideg which -one million • and a half raised last 'year for ..the, East India '(;om pany, will not be wanted ,this year ; making in the whole. a reduilion of five millions and a half from the sum. of nineteen milli ons r ai se d in various ways last year. Ti) provide for the, remaining sum, *lpposing the sfipplies fur the,present year to be as great as:those of, the last two, plans are at present under the con s•iderkion of Government. . One of these, a Joao. of determinable 411-11UitieS t , is detailed in the article to • whielf we have allutted. The,other, and which •tve understand is the most likely, to be . adopted, i 440 • give to holders•dt .E chequer Bills to the amount of Aire, sum '‘vatited, the option of funding on ,the con cloiotfof a peace, in Navy and four per Cents. at a •• - certain tale, and then tp raise the inane,. wanted', by :1 fresh Asia& 'Of . E±cheokt-Bills•monthly. at par,, without such option. • Admiralty- Office, Jan. 28. • Admiral Lord Gambier, Commander in. Chief of Squadron of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels em '.ployed in the Channel SoundingS. Sic. has trAnstnit ted to the Hon. Wm. Wellesley Pole a letter . his, Lordship had received from Captain Rodd, of his Majesty's Ship Indefatigable, giving an account of . the tapture, on the 14th inst. of La Clariss i iiPrench Lugger Privateer, pierced ,for 14 guns, only three mounted, and 48 "men ,on board. She from St. Woes the night preceding her capture, and had • nut made any prize. i ti PlA'Alotrru, 314.5. 28 the Greyhound, SAIIBELV, tor Alderney. Arriv<4l ttto Three IticitAttps, from Liverpool. The, Unicorn Frigate is corriq into harbour to refit and the Orestes Sloop of War is gone out., Arrived morning the French Cutter, Privateer .24 Ponmerind, of 14 guns, with 60 mera, r captured yesterday, oti - the Lizard, by the Shannon Fiigate . She had been 14 dap nt sea, without having m a d e any captures. FIRE. —At half after three o'clock in the afternoon of yesterday refire broke out at Wayrte'S . .llotel, Con , duit-street, Bnnd-street. It was suppm ., :d to '-havp broken,, out in' the dressing-room-of a Lady wt,i9 lodged in the house, but-. in. the confusioo, ,which may. be expetted to ha s te taken place, it was korpos sible..to .tscertain whill Was the etatlial Cause 01 the distre',singTacdclent. Nearly an hour elapsed byore, a supply Of water . could be procured jc and by that time on e house was n ear ly consume d . There were two houses titled up . It.; tbe Hotel, both of whiett were *entirely destroyed ; a third house (a do , fginf, , hanse adjoining) was also .nost seriously injered,- r Net Withstanding the utmost exertions 01 the hre men, the dames, fanned by a strong, „„iiia, which 1V:19 blowing at 'tho time, ei ei,t on to the back'of St Georgets Church, Hatiover-Oluare ; but, owing; to the )udjcious disposition of the various currents, water which were by this time pouring on the flames from a crowd 'of engines, there was hardly any (ta nnage done to any place adjacent to the three house* already mentioned; Tae house of colonel Greville, in . George-street, was Slightly injured .in the, rear] but the servants eor s..!verJl lati,ilies in the ,neigh r botirhood ass!st,:tt, and the flames - were prevented from spreading in th it ditee.tion. Lady Charlotte, . - alarintd by . the'arpro.icl i of (tie destrwitive.- cletnent, fled for shelter to tot. house of her hither '(the Duke of P, rtland), in -.1-T here ,W, - ts - at repot t circulati,m; that three or totir people lost their live's by the falling in ht the' oof nt the Hotel,:at aboui quarittr aftor , tourl but We - are assured the runrour was false.- One-of the firemen, bw..evcr, wounded by the fall of a:brickbat on Imi heal at that time. At eight o'clock; iiftei , the violence of ' the fiat . supposed to have Oteg,tutirelystib , dued, t he. tire broke. out afresh, ap l klirOAtened,,irie-7 struOion n 11 2esurronnciin,,,., , T nei4h,bk.nith,Oc4„• but,its prowess wag again arrested, and at eleven o'cloek the fire'was entirely e - y_tingoished. The Until of 'Gloucester's Volunteers, a party from Op ; Cof stream Regiment of G.wrds, and the S. James's Vo ' lunteers, relieved . each other by tutus and Were ex tremely useful in facilitating the operations of the firemen, and preventing, a crowd of people Iron) pressing forward to.the spur, either from e,ly . or a worse motive. • . Yesterday ati Admiralty Messenger arrived. here I.vith orders tor the Zealous, Elizabeth, .Norge, and In:pinealle, to be immediately cleared of the troops which they have on board, and to sail for Ferrol. Two cotnpanies of the Royal Artillery, have em barked here on board Transports bound to Gibral- , Sir S. Hoon struck his Flag ou lioard the Barnet", last evening, and at of for town.' PORTSMOUTH, JAN. SO.—Arrived his Majeity's Ship 4ntelope from St. Helena Little Belt from' the COast of Africa and the Spurrowhawit, with about 20 Sail of Transports uuder-convoy, from Pal mouth. Put back last night the Neptune East Indianan. The whole of this day it hai blown a gals: of v'ittd at W. S. W.. and now (seven P.M.) continues vith itnabatt-d fury.' Several •Vemela arcs drove on . shore with th e loss of‘anihots' andandf.cables3 Ste. Two' Brigs are come Into the harbour with the loss of an... "chars and cables, a'.c. At three 'o'clock no less than seven signali for assistance were flying at Spithead, DEAL, JAN. 29.—Came down from the River, his i i tijesty's Ship Dolphin, and the Perseverance East Indianian, from the River.' Balled his Majesty's. Ship Galatea, 'for the River: SHEERNESS, JAN. 2 7.—Sailed His 11;likjesty!s Ship, Dictator, for Chatham. On Saturday evening last, a novel sort of depre dation was .proctiped at the Hon. Mr. WAlit)!S resi-' .dence, at ti:e"Adrnitalty. A.: woman enquired for. the ho4sekeeper, 'and stated that .she hadAately left the service of Lady MULL:RAVI!, with lnte•ntionlo ,take in plain work. ..The housekeeper promised to procure her some. She then. -tweak*, her leave, but refused to let" the - housekeeper Conduct 'her out, saying. she knew the way. Instead of gphyrthrough' the, hall, she wallc.e.l 6titit!' to Mrs. WA R D'i dressing-room, and plundyred the drawers of linen and lace of great Value, which' she 4:seeped. ~ • Thursday last a debt i;r In the. King's Bench, nabs_: who had been confined sii; ye:lK; for. I 41. ryas told by a fellow-prisotter illaC z tlic Plaintiff had been to the lobby, to give. buna freb . discharge, but finding it 'untrue,. the opposite passioi.s of jtiy and grief 'had such an etft.lct . op him, Om in,.`ke course of a few hour he went to bed, and dead, its the-thorning.. Arrived the Deptford Tender, Lieut. ANTRIM,; 'with volunteers and impressed men for the Fleet. JAL 28.--Sailed His Majesty's Ships Dolphin for Portsmouth ; Braove DY : agen f o r th e Downs ;. Sealark' for Yartnouth i Skylark for Deal; Afightiti gale for Leith. ; and 4vale mid "goad for North ' lieetto repair. .• It was hist night reported that -a - Flag; Truce `bad arri ve d f rom Dover, but our Deal Letterof iS silent upon•tlie subje&. The Primrose, whose we - announced last, week, sailed from Spithead on the 14th, with 27 sail. o f transports full -of. troops. She got on shore the same day off Lyroington, the wind blowing ' strong .it N, E. In consequence' of this disaster, the transports were detained six days .• after which they sailed, five of them with the loss of anchors .and cables. Twelve only had arrived at F s :omonth' • on the 24th, and great tears are entertained for the Ttulaitider, the *hole having borne up in a heavy. WIN 41,w. S. W. previous to the unfortunate wreck , .. •uf the Pri , nrose on the Manacles rocks. The 'most .extensive preparations continue to be, "trade for the equipment of a forinidahle-militdry 'wee, to he. landed in the South of Spain,- the first, ni which is expecteil to ho ready to sail' by' I he . rniddle of next week. ,The 72d, 7411,, and se . veral ether, fresh regiments,' are-among the first ap. Pointed to. embark. • • - Nothing farther occurred yesterdiy respeping the artpy otTtire Marquis D. LA RAMAN A. The last ac wo underitaild, left him at . .Meigasso 1 7111 or lath inst. It . is supposed he will endea , '1%74 to. ustain himself in that country, which is well calculattd for dc.lcusive warfare. Dulincv ih4,-retreat to Carolina the troops 11,1(1 to cross , a piece of water which Wasjhrast highi . ,the m uch - lamented,late Cominander - adt . hi4 soldiers the. e 4 ample in Wadi ng across, an d -observing art Ensign of PNlti of the regiments preparing to he carried over:, by 4 grenadier, Si r Jolts ..11tOotts Made him get ' upon his legi t , told • him hia brother .soldier, had etioy.igh to carry:in his -knaps - Sek, ammunition, wid. arms, anti made the tic/kale °nicer wade throoli tlie water,- • ' • -61411731F1g141),' MA RKL,T, ,J 4 N. 30. tl .l hlFl day.'ts market . wag amply - supplied with prime tqasts, and theshew of eAtle in. tither respeas Wag, pl6lliirtli ; Ile f, anti.P , ,v;; are ehesper that, our last rcpurt ; Mutton and Veal are - dearer, and the trade in general, was souwwlial The skies in the f - Taymarket ,were .ratilta Oensiderable ; Straw. and Clover . otil e ained better- prices. than Friday's market .; flay tetcsae.4 kit followirig. prices and numbils are an accursze statespent : . . sink the Off;il per stone %b. Iket" 3q. S CI. to 4 6 , 1.—, , ,J0tt,,n 43. to 4i. rod. •••••••V,vil ss. ed. to 6s. 141. os. pct. to as. od.—l'usk ss. od. to 63. 4d.t• • ,• figasts, 2,f3ea:e—Sheep, i4,oua.— Cal vei, /lilt 51. tq 61. I9S. oci —CluVer44. 10. G a. t o 7 1. • rss. tl. los. ad. to zi. .. .. . .. . - CORN-EXCItANGE, JAN. - ;.10.-;—There is but an in considerable supply, of Wheat to-day, and thesamples mostly of second and ordinary quality, w bleb- is, dull of sale, ttt., lathes. loci _priceS ;;. but „Fine—supports its price ; Barley in tolerable supply, but is not quoted cheaper ; ; Malt likewise ; in Pease and Bean, but little variation ; there 'Are many fresh arrivals of Oats, andibis article is again quoted cheaper ; flour . as our . last. , , , , wheat ' 65;a 76; 1 yes rid F inc di tto , gts 96s td Rye - 584 a 63s oti Barley - 4 2, a 49b t ) 4, 'Malt • -74 s a 82a cd White Pease 14os a tSSx ca Grey ditto Sas a 37s ad Beam - a rso lick ticart3- 63.; a 654 cri ()VS 34,s a 36$ 441 cut Pollnolilitto•, 42 ;I 43s 61 Netatoe . ."--S 4 441 mil Rape Sept - 'cni a s4l fine Flour . tlvi 4 854 t 1 Srouttdv . 13$ a /0)4 :;tt ... 71.1 Z RE,r ES t..-71 F,:_cr,l:lC": at- T el ti;rl ER La I F.I V. . •antitVr.D PR --' • • ........,.....66..... I:) I 0 r•i. int' . DOW...STREET. ---0 n Saturday Samuel Mass, alias • The Public Revenue, notwithstanding we are stint - ' fe In thus ;le.icii,L,:n. , ' th e ao' 6 0 1-1, of the frith of .: . • , king, was brought 'before A. GRAHAM, Esq. by 44t from almost:the whole.: pl. the C' ontincol .0. 4 ' .Tanuarv,,in w•1:,:4 lilt• prow'ess of British Soldiers -: ` Europe, and entirely. from the 'United States,: ti , s : -‘ l "•cri; s t ;-'ertitfi =rig •`i‘pLix -.I pie the d I'mf 0+ lie , 1 1 .% e io n t d ia e rrI b L im itn o b n r s iC ia.s k, ws, o i n o e n c o f f ~t e l li e : gP c 4 o t ")n cl e e r ' 'n edw i i9 i ba ir ) e P a r k e : l i l nvx.,ised to a degree never' ex petted, even by tiinso . ci , ,ft,uy inerii.,i ~,,, ,e to ~ i ,iest.lpetior in mninberr):•se in into the house of 'Admiral Montague, at _fli : tisi, petsons Who were snot; sang in their h01.t.., at i c i-orleie alit; eci,v,' I nut not r,nitt-to f , 'ltticu- i . Three cot .", ', 3 . i 1,•..,',. mouth, about , t.4v,e months ago g and' stealing•altike the eXtent of our national resoume-i. ' ' 11, it.e. (Ile ~ ..;1;13- .t . c.o:',(lnct of two or i , lA, . .1,..,...µ, , titLilititV ' Of plate. The 'witnesses being at Ports. The surplus of W.iys and Means this sat . , ; ,c.t.:,:::,lo.itivi e . l . 4 , t , t: ii ti ,: . ; ‘ ot i) ) lall sll, l l ) l., rs i c l t l l d ..ol th ( - o >li , -.l , e d r% o r b a a it t c r .i: L - i .ko :, i • i vif )i . rn ) ,u 0, : 1e wa,401 , 41 . er0d to be taken illeie. ' (heyorid the estimate) for three quarters, lily ' '; .. ~ •, ending the sth January, was - 1 . . ie ~ 1 Sr . _, 1 ,.., ~a atir 4 ,.. !,, 311( 50E I were oppo , tl _, /i'iiiiiam Ttri , ori,d, the person taken into' costody ,4 - F.,74,5 511 6 1 ' ; - 'i ).): -,'4 ' .- ''' 1 I ' 1 Surplus on the Loterist•which was esti''' ~ i . •,, '!gaol . o :. a few days ego, on a charm of a borglary.in'the mated at 300,0001. tor' 60,001 Tick,.3::. .„ !to seine oatudiutis at prencit'grenadiers,.wliorn ritr / .. ' '-' - - silty OrSir.Atteki,' a Watchtiltiker-fittd 'silversmith, .at *Ono Tickers having exceeded that c'sti.''''• ' ' charged-and soon put to the route, and they Are nute) mitt be..at out .. - - :. ' tlast , N PcnlSßll4gth, the latter end o month, and wto • relieved44 - 1 1reilt hattalionS, who also tnutid' it ne ., . was' sent there t9,take'llis' examination with a man P6s: l ry: til t lio ,to the ;01-about . the moment . they , ane dt'' Srzt . irk •'t custody fo r I , i 1 LA.. &ITC," egine in coati& with those Biltish•heroei . French- . of the L t. 1 ' - ' 'filen ltatg always - an it:nivel:able . v-eision• to our SPDS .olronCe .l 'Confessed te•Littibrick, who teat to Vette.. cullottes, as they-styk oar Highla'nd, -.Regiments. Mouth to give,eyidence against him, - that the whole . , Sir , I..): &Lao hating Ovderedilie ai .. st t . O adva . nce•and r of the, property Strilett , was buried in •a field cell support the 42,1, tin") , did !Oa aecorntogiy in tneinost that place,:wlyieh• being Onitintiiicated to the 'Magi beroic and tiobre manner, and though they were op- Strate.,.l:hernby was ortlerec„c to Li taken to the nelil . 'posed-to - the roost , galling-fire, .ye t -. nothing could hellescribed, when he p o inted out toe spot, anduort. . withstand ' t h e i r c o ol an d intrepid cliari; - e,'. The loss :digging , about' 'three , feet iti he 'ear th, the whol e o f of the Blt was, liOweler, great. tq'd Marorti - and . . 0 6 Pr'sl'er'y , "Yll'o , stirg: of . ' t 4 iPY - sev"en \s'atelielig rings,' broaehes; and !it i.:!tr articles of je..vellery were eleven other Oftc e rs wo u n ded; a r id one C Apta i n a t found:lied tip in two h ati el,er c hl e t s . Th ortl i t y Waff one Lieutenant killed; - They, bad. also about .170 therefore ado ,i i t.cda 4 9 ~F Videnc.,e fill the crown against men . kiik:ti oriel woundW.,..l. must not unlit alSo to Smith, whi.s; tie 0n.f i '.,:,, 4 his accomplice in .pe.rpg,.. Mention the Irood conduel of the .e.'!cl battalion of tithe i .e. - . 14th, who, supported by some - Companieci ofsthe • trating the tob'bety.' ~• ~ ' . 32d, dray:4 the ene my. hom a village of whi c h th e y : °°n Wed°e '" da Y ' a Gentlemant'r",'l''''. to Mc. bad taken p ,„ „ .4 6,,, i ‘ ,,,,i th great slaughter. - , , -..ati.ittisd, in comequence of a threateniog letter, •`` Sir 3; Moonte, received his niortal ''nand in the ; and a C llalltni ,g e . t . l k--: .g, hr ,3 duel . in, C ., hil ' z '• l , .' ' ",". u '' ° ''- . •,• .• rear of tl t ;' gallant 42d, trod' was, 'carrial off. the field 1 ''''""'''Y ''''' hAn g i'' ` Lie letr(l* " j •" u ' lr ' il il "' t ". briniy, with 'bhp a Aecottil anti a z,urgeon. The writer'' of:'tiat 11. 4 ' by. six nien of that -corps.' The 4 , 24 emir' ; - , 1 (lot b, : j o g 1:00w11 to 'tile Grni (kitten, he could not .always tate.of his faysitirite corps;"'' . prove 11.).,• h.tial.,writitrg., c, , ..)n-,•ttft iently the Ar 1.1:;- #,tra e te t.tilld not gratiO r - yvarrant., „Ile w liter stored, that he wilt-the clitiiiensu'io!'tliesOention.iiin in c0...,,i- Seqi.isliCt4 . ,of tiniristilt lie had .giv'en'a r.,;,:1y wll9Cir he respecled. . it was ''', 4 ,l.'netli agreedftlott the Ger : - tletnith, v.i . cct)tripat i dej . fiYiktiltil i s, shoWd go to, Chalk Fare; 4.'in - I c htirs,lat nt!kirniii,f., wWI th-,.i. .1(.:i:,01- , ..,.- .ingly did, b,et.ne c4;llleoger i aLikim.)i,i,..4:..l:earAttC cs . i , they took a col fortable:,bi eaktast. at *the t'';‘ , .:Tt'ii and walk;:d to town, . . . ...-, • \VAps , H'INAiD tkinitti.:l37.--•-Sittnrday ti,io : raljourtiM meeting tindtmthis" ~`,oiiiiti4sitl'W.as litld, - :at Citt,4itt. hall, when Mr. l'ii...-.i05.,. tlie,btilicitor to the Aotig bees, stated,' tli4'iti conietinenn .of .' a . satistAetoty "arratigerileitt havin , !t'ialirt.trt pla . ce het , .ve , ,nt all the . parties' coneetited, 1,11., was tiqsired to propose I Ivatti ,litrther adjournment should take plitdo, in order to give time to carry the satiie into ell . ,:et ; wiliCh'itol being. objected to, .the. inertia' . was accordingly adjourned to _Saturday,' Feliruary ts 3 in . :the 'mar l time it was understood that theSommission sliouttl be superseded. . .ar. 4totiNor.,ns, as senior Comniiii. sioner, stated, .on Witaltof 'himself and, his brother' VOnlinissionefs, tint as illiswonld' probably be 0)4 last time of meeting under the Continision, and :t ic On siderabl e dek,Er.e of tuisrepre.sen talles t - havit)g. goe9 ahroad,,they,oonsider it but ,itistice dice to MessiP. ,Walsltatn t l; Nisbett, to state,-"that.in all the Conu -missicni's- whiCh had come •under t.lteir juristlietitin, .tl%e) hat iic*er. met with conduct inure I o:Jen, And-candid ) than had been exhibited by those Gentic:: men ; and that under the eirburbstances their as•rent ing to the arrabgetbent proliosed ' .. t;45 biably honour. able to them. - • ' , . . ' On`Satraday se'nr ii Was committee} to 501101 . . ~. ampten ghol, dnliti Pearman Grim etr, fo'r stealing a lamb, -the pvoperty of E..l.ltootc, 1.;(t. of Wars. sb .l-{e ‘1,,, s apprebendedat iiis'fai her's hoitse,- at .flogs , mouol, ,tear tria(.t:o4l4 - ,... - a;rer :a . tles i .e:ate - 1 , ,i41it. . ' once. , il , 14,i 0 g been .iiiirsci t il by '4 p ar ty: o t d ri g oon% • ill Ciali.!.. , vo:rifl , .S to wake .1.65, escape. , 1-... ft shot 012 e l i nt. the tlia.. E. , ,oons in 11 , ..e hand, arid received ldioseif .• . ,a shot hi the left hand, which confines hUnself in . the gaol 'till be is fit to he rettioved to Witiolieste'r. He is a 11.13/1 of a rn4oriOuSly bad character, and Lad often declared he would -!Ulmer be taken aliv e . 1-4-c Was,armed With three,pistais,. which be fired several times at - tliose itiqueit of him, and it Was not till his eye- its' Shot out by a dragoon; whet, he . "fi.r., that he was Liken,. . . . A Gentleman; while passing through Fieet.streer, on Saturday evening at' dtisk, -had 164 . ..p0cket •piekid . of 151. in Bank.notcy ' The tuat.ner in which tlw robbery, was Connuittal appears to Mate been some what extraordinary; :the Gentleman had. stopped to look into a shop window, 'and . was much surprised to be seized by the arms, and charged With atteiripC. . fitg totut the glastr,- this .:he doiied, and alter seine . little altercation, the person who had charged Clint ' With the ollinice wall:ed oil'. Some susFicion arisikik ' ' in his mind, ail searching his poct:ets, he found Ins breeches pockets. turned -inside out, and the }gust:, containing the notes, gone; an instant alarm was given, but too late to be of any avail. ' ' ' • ~ BATtt, TlitlßSD'A.Y.—Tlie. appearance o f the Itri-• ~. inediate'intnitb4,' and the lower, streets of this ciit,'„ • .thirit4.tliu.noott of . to-day, has.beeti equally no: 01 anddisq . osing. l'he sudden thaw of aheavy:l4:- cnniulatton of snow, accompanied by a violent rain, prAttlitecil 'a flood of ° , ireater depth and extent th an ' has occurred -here for the last 40 years, ...Marty ac,c) . - dents way Alt,pn .. 4ly he: expected, to Ito' vu happened in co at ensequet the suddenness oft lie rise of the Nvik-r, arid We, sitic.l'ely larilent that it ic our 1,1,k to :enutnerato the follow tog : —Three hoirieS in - had ford-street washed ilown; seven lives lost. All the eellari and smrehous-s.on 'the "IoW. grattnit adjoining . ,the rive inundated, and: considerable quantities 'of liquors, &e. injured or destroyed. - Titvilier, ' . ittlattll,,e rilit,Par:t ill . Vakie, horses, cattle',, LII m- HI I<' , ;, tivaggoos, 4....ir0.1, ~,cc, , cart•ied 'away. The L.,ii cio 111iiii is detained at. Chippeohaiii, and Chet ,1:X, rice Mail Coach is, Lit at Binh Easton ; the mail biito . brutight f t.q the hatter wete conveyed to this iiit . on fOot, ' by. 'k.irenituits ifinte,.by the guard . .. Tile VO lunteer cii.'l.:h...iii art' attempt to force its pri*S.:ige throur iL it tti .waters, unfortunately lest IWO horses.. t. Tire wind lliew, ,a, hurricane yesield,,iy afternoon -i between three and six O'clock from :the, :South and South-west, and. much' detliage was done in several parts of the MtitropOis.'" A wbunin passing along klayise4-cottrt, Soho, was killeci be a tile Striking her bead. In Oxford-street also, •i., woman was ~ o inut.;ll !sort, from A sir - Whir' cause, tWil liar recovery is 4 .•'• f!.A Fi • ''' tz) 1 , ' - 1 .'' W 11 1 A • tAio.in..n ...:-. ,11,, , .ii it,,„ot oinoit. e;,,..„ ,as 1 . loss I , o wn in Salto•square, carrying wfth then - i 'part- of tlitt root , . of the )10 . 1-3e, but tertUtiately 11,,, , ,oite'V,.miZ pausing " as the. time, - :," '.' -• . - • - . . • r A fellow appear ed :at:Berwick inst week, who cirl.. ' - diLtrtOiAt. tri, 4iye ic:siot)*4'iti thciAtolite 'art of pugilism.f. Alter srayit'ig.a refit' days, he contrived 10.1 . 0 the tit; of the' in...bire4tonse. where h,: lodged of 401, •ir.r..i ' then decamped, ' : • , f` ?.p,,L CE • •77 - , OFTUF. Piyl, TO ALLOW A CtUlT'Aik PROW PORTION ()F ; THIS MILITif.i GRtAT IIItITAM, To . EN:AST Vot.I..V.NTA*i•LY prrCiTHE,REO L uLAI!. liC4;s• • Chum L. Enables ftis Majesty to appOint Reginicks ;he tteKtiLir, Al which !Militia men may int tit. noniber of enlisted. ' I I. o;nn;nait , in.4 Officer to ,tsLiettain thLt nut nbcrs willing to 1 v. flisMajesty may Ippuitit officerto 1:)proo or reject , t;te men: V. Men enlisted into the Regulars, may be transterred to the .I.laririeti. • • • ' VI: Commanding f ta'iter'of every tegiment, ou,t v-: rich the prophttion liatrtrd stitilt trot otilist, sintlf read 's eider, and v K plain the cellos ut en mlinciA. . • Vl I 'lt thein.mher wtEi shall enlist shall not iic tll.l proportion, i'lurther entitthient 'fifty take place. 1114 ' ll rivintl ( turtiliv lu:cods Fur enlisting the full pro. ' portion. IX. As soon as the ittinther enlisted is ascertained, they 611211 in discharged, and ilupproved, attested. X. Lord Licuti.rnatirto fransinit to 'the Vrivy Council the ousilbo of men dtschar&e.4. , • • o t P . c . rson litConfirietnef4 - shall Le entitled to enlist nnt , l , neshait Nave tfered t S'efttenCe et a Court , , X I OM, Rtzgiment4l Clerk, Drummer. or Mu , not to . cutift without 'the; consent of the Otllcor. XIII. Allows: Centrnandisr , °Ricers to discharge ttpOn b Stl • Ilt •14SC ' • • • Xt V. Persons di.,chw.rge.l ref . .ising to enlist, or not appro."- they eotionue to belong t 4 the regiment lratri tvhlclt discharged.' • , ' • X. , '0 theirs tr•:.t witivirizea to enlist, or persu:ltie to en» risteny . mania n,r n , otrierthaii 'such as shal l have been duly eischar4cd. • :XVI. I .l itlittijefifiney: siite orders to Lord Lieutenant nod Counitaniiiiig9lticers tor execuring . Act. .XlVl4..NO•persWri'vtalt be dratted Irmo . the rey,iinetif in whit,ti he enli.te.l iiiicilArgetl. • xy 11 1. 0,, pro,t,i,tion u car , ii.•;ttes men to be di.icharged. • XI X. Vrch.'fing ..; I.:turns of men who :r. ::!; • X 3‘.. 'VW:: ACt ; . t Landow. ' • . . t .- Ort . l.4idi.Y . trODitrt N.fartial of the Line. ...vas o;)en. owl, ;Colonel 13 o31aii;i4ioftAhtr 1 uy:ii ArtOlory, deo!, the othqr Aieft,t 4 bsrs..(ii it Gi tile tII D1'04, , , , iii4; (4 f41 7 /iLptilligl ,s'Af t it ‘:?' I ,battaiiol l •ol hifiltltly, ti; , . li(iy:11 Artil lery. Tiie COUrt'qO'tliSelll:.thzil to tp,- C p r lt. \Vt.q -rdN,' of the-3d D , ,464,1'„puard5,:,,0n the charges pre ferred . against! Innf:by beur: - Cojutlei Sir (;RANVY; CAL.Cit AFT, 'corrirrandhig - the Some regi'ment,,acCus.., "'fug hint of disOnedience of:orders; &e, The result of the proceedings is nut yet known. '-' The ptivatiOns to which our brave army were ex-. .„p9§yo Opting, its.retreat, were west distressing. For, 1 11 0/3Y days they had no other food than potatoes and water, and frequently an insullielent supply of the former: A fiench,ColOnel was taken in the biurhood of Benevente, And sent under an ert:ort to Corunna. • Oti arriving town •near 'Alga, the , party yiere unable to v i.,,(4. r y a ,breakfast either by eittrealv or money ; thy* - Prenchinati laughed at ate' embarrassment of otlte - OfEtter, Aid' observing that; Q: bad ni t p,.7! ) yet to learitlll,:theSeitinoo Of eau), p,tigttitt ', begb'o.3 to U , ..; allowed to cater for the party he called the ni.in the 'house, arid 'On hiS ,. "apPea!'ing, knucked I,iirt dilwn with the hilt of his' sword tiwo ,, colllrtiallOed hiiti te - provide, break". fast, a , :diti3., that ; if: he delayed, be Would help him self. The iuhospiCitble host pit Cited by the hint, an:l in a few initliztes served up a profusion of every thing. . _Lientenant Coiotwl of the t."-t6h regi- Meta hi> ltl,r ;iti aria at Cornona, is nephew U the Oti,:her,i tiorto . QN, tud ISl,,.‘mber 'or'Oailtant.'nt tint the coo:11y of AVigton, North ;the ci.cie.rianit Al's. Git'eGsoN, who wias always , • MIK ni etietit e it, 113 S tinned .Nletl)o.ji,a, alt! 1 3 n o w , (wool the most re , ;ttl3r , littendettiti at the Tinerti.o. eie,,il.lo(i i ; had a, cull, or, ccording to tha lipkijll4.6l3 o ll, Ira k jog " Spaa ,s li Saturday a battle took in' the Colontert!ial road, ~bet Ween batellOr, iia‘rood ShAnon,. and a labotiret in the West 'lndia the.-1 - .9, itt i:orliequeilco of the thriller ha: ing; 'Set Ilia bull. (161410 , worry'alittle terrier passing al the tintv,,,,-. Aticy 4g,l a ttog au hour, the .hatcher had his javt bi*Oketl,, and tuna • carried ott arnitigo: the 'hoot ing and:ltissing' of several people assenibled' on the occasion. r , 4 p9nr bon abo4t. trn years of Jge-, tlie.son Of a lahourosat Siartket, Spalciiiqz, was lately bitteri on, both lags 1 :) , a rabid 'dug:' tonwqtience of, Om wound being slight, and nosuspieitgfs C 2). tertained • of tire arviinal Wing mad,• thb nec,:vsary precautions wqe tipt t4ktp), 411 ct. in a tew days the youth * . xliibitrd 'cv.ry syniptom cif b)&ciphOhia.-- "I:be•4iros was so violent, tiratlie (heti 'within twelve hoortiltilet-exhiiiiiiiig , the 'first sytmoips, The (10... q; e,;ctved.- OiLSathyday twr) y.ntog men, poi-- mailt -10 their seittviim p stood bi the piilory izt High Holborn for ohQtiot4r. rbett, crirpeteihg of a kilitute peouligirly oxoul.tit.4l to excite public nativh, they were very roeglily bati,tied. The, sidor, gros not more dart In; and the ieetleu._ only Is )o,la of oge. - •